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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 146, 29 May 1883, Page 1

■■;' v; ; j 'Business^Notices ]H L "ri ibs®ti ~M f is^i^pl'f co BtEAM^SAW AND'. 1 PLANING PALiIERSTOJN NORTH : •MANiWATU^ 1 "o l '^'i > MOULDINiG ARGHITRiVES, Etc always on hand- 1 Contracts' for timber supplied-* ftom. fny.of vheir Saw MUu Their -Flour .MilUa-al^o^n full working order. MESSRS. POAD & BRAZIER BEG to inform the Public of Palmei'Stbn IS brth and the Surrounding Districts, thatrthey have opened a VETE±UL\ AKY jSHUiJ in G FOKGE AND GENERAL SMITHY AT TERRACE END.^ Horses darefully- Shod/ anf* Jenera* cksinich's work execute^ at Lowest MANAWATU DISTRICT PRO- ; ; DUCE iEAQE, : Oi: i&0. For * .yeariold cfolts ... 88t r lQlbs. " Fillies and Geldings_Bst L '^ib's. Second horse to receive £10 out of Stakes,. , Distance, one mile and a quarter. , Kprnioations £1 j Acceptairce/£2 ; and -final acceptance at Post of £1 Open to all colts and_. fillies foaled within the Manawaiiu County, and the' bona fide property of persons who have resided within the JMLanawatu County for six months ; prior to date of nomination. " ■V fOMINAT-10-NS giving colour, sex, XV date.. when fpAled, description, marks and brands (it any) .and pedigree, will close on the Ist May, i£JB3. Acceptances will close with general entries for T Manawatu Racing Club's Annuai meeting, 26th, December, 1883, and final acceptances on the day of meeting half an hour before (starting. !i: THOS.R : ; WALTON, i ; Secretary. EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. Re-opening pf '. '.■/ ■ , THE ADCKLA.Ni) CLOTHING AND DRAPERY C0M- ; ; ; :; ■■;; yrpAj?Y. .-,..•■. ■ ; \ (Limited)' For a few weeks, m the premises next Mrs Walker's, and opposite Chavannes' Hotel, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. -* Arrival of Forty Seven Cases and Bales of Drapery and Clothing, Comprising — ■■: Ladies'- dress goods, m immense ... variety and every conceivable texture_ __„ Sheetingu, rugs,, hosiery . , Table damask quilts • . \ Towels aud towelling . Men s, boys', and youths clothing Shuts, braces, *)elts. &c. „<-, <- goods having been, purchased extraordinary circumstances^they will be offered to the public of. Wanga* nm at a Tremendous Saurifiice. An ; early : inspection is respectfully > invited, as we hope : to clear the lot m a few weeks. To give a slight idea of the prices, we . . .will tfu°A e *' $ ew figures -:^- --" ■'"■ 5 cases ladies' pie ty uress materials, ' 4^d y s±d, and 6|a 3 cases boys', youth-, and niens* straw hats, 4A, 6d, :9d, -and Is. Gent's" heimeis,j£s 6d ■£. sglendid opportunity for stbrekeepers . . sorting up their Stocks. . , • } ; ■; For the Auckland Clothing- and. Drapery Company (Limited), . : C. H. LEARY, .:.-. ;■-.'''. ::i ■■:-. ■. \: . -- : v Manager. CHINA ji GLASS AiSD EARTHEN- - ; - -•■ ; - '•■ ;; wake.; ;•' ; ;;" .ARTHUR E r _JUE-W1%3 Victobia. Avenue, Wangahui. |J EGS to ;draw attention to the "/fact JD that he has opened up a large otcc^ of the above lines. only house m Wanganui that confines- its business .to . the China, ■ Glassy ..and Earthenware^ Irade. besides keeping every line, unaer the above headiogi - • A. E. L. Has m stock; a beautiful selection, of Parian .Statuary, Vases JNic-nackSi E. P. Ware <&c, &c. Glass 1 balls tor glass ball shooting' ia Stock. : ■• .,,::.- ■-..•: .-. ; /': Vo. ; J Orders by letter attended to^with despatch. ' ' No^e the addres^-^Next ■ : Btink bt 'Wew'Zealahdi'Victroia' AY«aue, .^^Twang^noi. '-""*£;: